Duchesne News Roundup from Uintah Basin
Community notes from Duchesne and surrounding areas recount visits and departures. William Merrell and Frank Smith return home. Jack Murray heads to Fort Duchesne for work. Fourth of July plans, Mishteen Boy Scouts outing, and farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shields with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bob
Buuebell
Wiliam
Merrell
Hill Creek
Frank Smith
Price
Martin L. Mancock
Neola
Ars. Dean. i
Jack Murray
Fort du- Chesne
Gudrun Johnson
Toosevelt
Neola community notes and Uintah basin updates
Neola hosts guests for visits with G T Axelgard and family. Neola scouts raise funds, mutual creamery expands rest room and shipping. Duchesne power line progress and July light plans. Local court cases, banking, and railroad talks amid wide Uintah basin news.
Mountain Home News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Deaths
Miss Ludia Bunee visits Myton to honor a sister’s visit. she plans to wed Clyde Munsey of Boneta with a reception at the bride’s home. William Smith dies at 48 from tick fever, funeral to Wan Sifp. George Shirts improves after rheumatism. Local shingle and weather notes fill the piece with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludia Bunee
Myton
William Morrison
Pridas
Clyde Munsey
Boneta
Oand
J. D
Bunes
Community Notes From Vernal and Nearby Areas
MOVEAL Lobbed for Mr. Leo D Youung east of Ft. Duchesne as in our midst last week. Mr A J Davis was business man in Vernal Wednesday. A surprise party honored Mr Mush on his birthday with about 28 young folks dancing and playing games then ice cream and cake. Many farmers are in the hay field with good weather. Mrs Jack Miler has been ill but improved. Miss Miriam Baers played ghost of Miss Olsie Underwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Owen Rudy visited with Mrs Rudy’s folks. The Red bridge is expected to go any time and the river is higher than ever. A large number attended conference at Roosevelt Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unker
Myton
Pueblo
Colorado
First National Bank of
C. O. Thibadean
Sterility Colorado
Alfred .J. Charles
Emery Caldwell
Elias Sansch
Vernal
Caldwell
Kay Hamlin
Denver
John O'Connell
Will Page
Ray Wys
Uintah Basin
Malcom Sands
Uintah Indian Irrigation Project
Sunnyside
Utah Fuel Company
Duchesne River
Marcusson
Price Commercial & Savings Bank
Utah State Bankers Association
Duchesne
Uintah Power & Light Company
John X. Pamer
Iriver
Indian Canyon
Frank Palmer
Eureka
Nic Palmer
Salt Lake
John XX. Palmer
Archie
John N. Davis
Mr. Davis
Joe Neilson
Mr. Neilson
Everett Hemphill
Arkansas
Ada Dalton
Carbon
County
Daltono
Werryton
Carbon County
Frank Jolson
J. M. Martin
Wasatch
Strawberry Dam
Lapoint
Randlett
St. Duchesme
Mmil Nyman
Ghas. Nyman
RS. Collett
Hill Creek
B. Goltyn
Elahins
Collett
A. Liddell
Uteh Fuel Company
Sunnyaide
Twa
Clara Spiers
Vertal Ata Tir
Liberry
Marlon Indiana
Trina
Thomas Spleral
University of Utah
Brigham Young University
Grea
G. W. Beloit
J. E. Morton
Uintah Basin Hospital
Paw
Vernil
Othe
Golda Crystataslya
Americar Fork
Ana Wichardson
Yournal
Christian Endeavor
Paul Nicholson
Roosevelt
C. P. Dauwalder
Presbyterian Generall Assembly
Des Moines
Mable-Wahlquigt
Lana
Lionel Brolown
Katherine Hook
Wil Koeller
Quincy Adams Bankenship
Indiana
Grant
Canada
Walters
U. S. Reclamation Service
Leo D. Youung
Ft. Duchesne
A. J. Davis
Jack Miler
Miriam Baers
Olsie Underwood
Owen Rudy
Fruitland social with niece and nephew visit and ouija board
Mr and Mrs William Clifton hosted a Thursday night gathering in Fruitland for their niece and nephew Alma and Howard Pearl of Salt Lake City. Guests included Mrs G N Brooks, Francis Crooks and family, and many others. Dancing and an ouija board entertained guests. refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clifton
Salt Lake City
G. N. Brooks
Francis Crooks
L. Carey
C. W. Fisher
Mimer Sweat
George Crooks
Curtis
Barrington
Sears
Douglas and
Gilbert
Albert Siveat
Ouija Board
Sam Sweat
Ray Dennis
George McMillan
Hever
Local visitors and road report in early summer
The passage notes several visitors including Hanna and Seth Nephi Moon bringing in a Ford on Sunday. Clyde Van Tassell visits Frances with friends while Lynn Wall of Mt Emmong stays with Mrs Jack Gingell. The Stockmore Kamas road remains in fine shape for travel as cars pass daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Nephi Moon
Ford
Clyde van ‘Tassell
Frances
Lynn Wall
Mt. Emmong
Randlett Camp and Community Events Summary
Local groups host a sale and dance with invitations extended. Campfire girls perform a dare event and conduct a monthly ceremonial meeting. Families visit, guests arrive from Ouray and Provo, and residents note Uintah riverbank changes. May harvest begins with seed thrashed at season’s end and local clubs meet at various homes.
Local Social Roundup Tells of Visits and a Horse Accident
Mrs Emily Hice visits her parents Mr and Mrs James McCourt. Miss Mable Keel Miss Alice Dean and Mr Robin Snyder spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glenn Shaw. Mr and Mrs Wallace Jones return to Heber for the summer. Mrs Lowell Brady thrown from her horse but no bones broken though she was shaken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opiand
Emily Hice
James McCourt
Mable Keel
Alice Dean
Robin Snyder
Glenn Shaw
Wallace Jones
Heber
Lowell Brady
Alfalfa Seed Visit and Roosevelt Health News
Mr. Melville and Mr. Yeppard of Peppard Seed Company tour the area to assess alfalfa seed production with encouraging field conditions. Alice Morrill returns from Roosevelt visit and reports good health. May Green recovers from tick fever after early May illness. Hay cutting begins as weather affects quality estará.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehee
Melville
Yeppard
Peppard Seed Company
Ars
Alice Morrill
Roosevelt
Ross Bartlett
Earl Mullins
May Green
Roosevelt Culture Club Seeks Fourth of July Celebration
Roosevelt Culture Club met with Mrs Hazel Ashton. Refreshments were served. Mrs W H Bryce returned Tuesday from a mutual conference in Salt Lake. Ada Johnson also returned from Salt Lake City. Primary conference attendance noted. Dr Sutherland expected home from Rexburg Sunday. E Ray Caldwell of Roosevelt State Bank attended Utah State Bankers in Salt Lake City. City council decided to cooperate with the Commercial club to organize a Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Culture Club
Hazel Ashton
W. H. Bryce
Salt Lake
Ada Johnson
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Roosevelt
Sutherland
Rexburg
E. Ray Caldwell
Roosevelt State Bank
Utah State Bankers Convention
Commercial Club
Myton Roosevelt races attract Indian horses and money
The piece notes Indian horses winning most winnings at Roosevelt races. It mentions lucern as a term for alfalfin, and that Allan and Walter Barnes, auto dealers of Vernal, are bringing in new cars for customers. It ends with a partial list of county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirer
Lucern
Allan
Walter Barnes
Vernal
Doctor J F Alexander Eyes Clinic at Hotel Duchesne
Dr J F Alexander of Alexander Optical Salt Lake will appear at the Hotel Duchesne on Wednesday June 28 from 1 to 6 pm. He is the school examiner for eight Utah counties and has more experience with school children than anyone else in the state. If you doubt your own or your children's eye health call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Alexander
Alexander Optical Company
Salt Lake
Hotel Duchesne
Alexander
Utah
Petition in Duchesne for Bond Cancellation
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Utah Duchesne County a petition by the Upper Blue Bench Irrigation District seeks cancellation of a $150000 bond issue voted in 1909. Hearing set for Saturday June 24 1922 at 2 o clock p.m. in the District Court room. Presiding officer M Shilston Secretary J M Mickelson confirms proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
THE
Fourth Judiciat Dist
State OF
Utah
Duchesne County
Upper Blue Bench
District Court
Ik. M. Shilston
J. M. Mickelson
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Hugh Dardy
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Hardy
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David Loveland
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Farnsworth Canal
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G. P. Burton
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Alma Jensen
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James Anderson
Joseph Draper
G. T. Axelgard
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Roosevelt Stake
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Bert Jensen
Mlaifa
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Taltage
Miable Stevenson
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W. J. Howes
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Priscilla Thimble Club
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